Americans continue to be fans of gasoline-powered vehicles and prefer them to electric vehicles EVs and hybrids, a new study by KPMG has shown. Assuming all costs and features are the same, just 21% of consumers prefer an EV, the inaugural KPMG American Perspectives Survey found. The survey assessed the views of 1,100 adults nationwide to understand their outlook on their personal financial situation and the U.S. economy and their attitudes to energy and automobiles, among other issues.
consumers and the perception of auto industry executives about consumer preferences, the KPMG survey found. A total of 60% of consumers want charging in 20 minutes or less compared to 41% which is what auto executives believe. The survey found that fewer consumers are likely to pay for self-driving features and entertainment, compared to safety, Wi-Fi, and a charging locator. Many U.S.